"Hello, do you need any help?"
A concerned question suddenly came from behind, startling Bai out of her daze.
When she turned around, she found a young girl in a work uniform, a faint smile on her face as she waited for Bai's answer.
Hmm... did she take me for a passenger who had been here all along?
Bai quickly understood why.
"It's nothing, it's nothing." Bai shook her head repeatedly. She had not forgotten that she had snuck in here. By the Rules of the human world, she would still have to pay for a ticket.
"That's good, then. If you need any help, just go to the service station ahead and find us." The girl's smile remained warm and friendly.
She turned to leave, but a voice suddenly came from behind her.
"Wait."
"What is it?"
"Um... actually, I forgot to buy a ticket."
Bai spoke somewhat embarrassedly. With the powerful spiritual sense of a Dao-Seeking demon beast sweeping through the carriage, she had found the relevant information and understood it within mere seconds. This thing was called a Rail Train.
She had always adhered to the principle of fair trade and would not take advantage of others in such matters.
The girl froze for a moment. She likely had not expected Bai to say that, though this was not the first time she had encountered such a situation.
Although Rail Trains had been introduced some time ago, they were still novel things to many people. There would always be a few unconventional individuals who arrived aboard through special means.
Flight, Spatial Teleportation, and the like.
The girl in white before her was probably one of them, likely some powerhouse who had come from who knew where after learning of Origin Mall.
"It's fine. You just need to